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4. exonerate, absolve, acquit, pardon, reprieve, exculpate, clear; exempt, relieve, release; liberate, set free, manumit, emancipate, allow to go.
5. fulfill, perform, execute, carry out, accomplish; observe, abide by, conform to, acquiesce in, consent to.
6. dismiss, oust, get rid of, discard, cashier, deprive of office; fire, SI. sack, SI. bounce, SI. can, Euph. terminate; give [s.o.] walking papers, send packing, SI. give the boot to, SI. boot out, let the axe fall, U.S. Gov't, Inf. rif.
7. pay, settle, liquidate, satisfy.
8. Law. cancel, abolish, rescind, void, annul, make void, nullify, invalidate; expel, clear from, banish, put away.
-n. 9. emptying, unloading, disburdening.
10. firing off, shooting, detonation; explosion, fusillade, salvo, volley, blast, pop, shot, report, burst, crash.
11. emission, ejection, projection, expulsion, vent, flowing forth; voidance, emptying, disemboguement.
12. Law. exoneration, exculpation, acquittal, pardon, acquittance, clearance, absolution; liberation, release, setting free, manumission, emancipation; respite, reprieve.
13. Law. annulment, nullification, invalidation, voidance; abolition, destruction, banishment.
14. payment, liquidation, satisfaction, settlement.
15. fulfilment, performance, execution, accomplishment, achievement; observance, abidance.
16. dismissal, ouster, displacement, cong£, riddance; SI. bounce, SI. sack, SI. the gate, Inf. the axe, Inf. walking papers.

disciple, n. 1. pupil, scholar, student, educatee; learner, apprentice.
2. votary, devotee, follower, satellite; adherent, partisan, sectary; supporter, promoter, booster; proponent, advocate, defender, apologist; successor, upholder, representative.
3. convert, proselyte; apostle, evangelist, missionary, emissary; Relig. follower of Christ, Christian.

disciplinarian, n. martinet, drill sergeant, hard master, formalist, stickler; taskmaster, trainer, coach, teacher, authoritarian, tyrant, despot, dictator,

discipline, n. 1. drilling, training, coaching, exercise; development, preparation, instruction, schooling; inculcation, indoctrination, systematization; drill, routine, method, practice, procedure.
2. direction, rule, government, subjection; control, regulation, check, restriction, limitation, restraint, curb, reins; compulsion, coercion.
3. correction, chastisement, reprimand, reproof, rebuke; punishment, castigation, penalty.
4. branch of knowledge, course of study, curriculum, subject, course, specialty, major.
-v. 5. drill, train, coach, exercise; instruct, teach, tutor, give lessons, school, edify; inform, enlighten, inculcate, indoctrinate; ground, prepare, prime, qualify; rear, bring up, form, guide; inure, accustom, familiarize, habituate, toughen, harden, break in, put through paces.
6. control, ride herd on, direct, govern, supervise, oversee, preside over, manage, conduct; lead, hold in hand, hold or keep in line, regulate, regiment; restrain, check, curb, hold or keep back, contain, arrest; harness, bridle, rein in, hold in, leash, muzzle; restrict, constrain, confine.
7. correct, chastise, reprimand, reprove, rebuke, criticize, make an example of; punish, castigate, penalize.

disclaim, v. 1. repudiate, renounce, (usu. under oath) abjure, forswear; deny, gainsay, contradict, disaffirm; disavow, retract, recant, recall, unsay, take back.